A repeat of the Poetry Symposium recorded during the Centenary year of the famous Indian poet, Ghalib, before a specially invited audience.
Presented and produced by Mahendra Kaul
(from BBC Midlands; repeated on Wednesday at 12.25)
Judith Chalmers talks to three men already at work in ways which may foreshadow the shape of work and worship in the Churches of this decade: The Rev William Kyle, The Rev Alan Bradbury, The Rev Colin Hodgetts
With The Common Round
From the Church of All Hallows, London Wall.
In the past few years the potato has been suddenly elevated to a new, glamorous, level.
David Richardson takes a look at the rapidly expanding market of convenience foods and their implications for the farmer.
(from BBC Midlands)
Weather for farmers
(Colour)
1.50 Interval
The Minister of Education, The Rt Hon Edward Short, MP answers parents' questions
Feature films selected for the occasion - at home with the family - this week starring
Walter Brennan, Brandon de Wilde with Phil Harris, Sidney Poitier
A young orphan, living with his uncle in the Mississippi swamp-land, trains a dog he finds running wild and discovers that it is a rare African hunting dog called a Basenji.
A special performance from the ring of this great tenting circus.
Introduced by Gary Smart, Junior Ringmaster
A Procession of Poodle Pranks
presented by Phyllis Allan
Bouncing and Balancing on bars held two-men high
The Young Adriano
Teeth-to-Teeth Double
Spin Aerial strength and daring
The Paulos
Clowning Around with his 'boozaphone'
Spider Austin
Shetland Pony Quartet presented by a great-grandson of the late Billy Smart, Jean-Pierre Poissonnet
Rope-Spinning Made Child's Play
In his circus debut: Ewen Bruce
Gentle Jungle Giant in Death Walk stepping over five tiny circus children, Birma, the famous elephant, is led by Gabriella Smart
Laughter and Skill on the Parallel Bars from Mexico: Os Cariocas
Following in Father's Footsteps the children of the famous Italian Clowns: The Paolos Juniors
Cossacks from Sweden with their Norwegian fjord pony Teenage Trio
Jerry, Jimmy, and Johnny
A Tiny Star Rockets to the Moon with grace and charm beyond her years and also great skill and courage working 20 feet up with no safety net: Davida Smart
Child Dancers from the Peggy O'Farrell School
(Billy Smart's animals are at Safari Park, Windsor)
with Cliff Michelmore
The first of a new series of 14 programmes designed to help you choose your next holiday.
Each week Holiday 70 will present ideas and reports on a variety of holidays, ranging from a fortnight on a narrow boat being towed along the Llangollen canal by a horse to an all-inclusive package deal to watch a football match in Mexico City.
Programme One goes to the Greek island of Corfu and, in particular, to the Club Mediterranee, a very special kind of holiday camp. But what is it that makes a holiday at one of these villages so popular? The programme also visits Jersey, one of the Channel Islands, and the southernmost part of Britain. Being the only piece of Commonwealth soil to be occupied by the Germans during the last war does make the islands sound unique. Our report examines the general amenities of Jersey, and asks is it really Britain's South Sea Island?
by Sir Walter Scott
dramatised in ten parts by Alexander Baron.
The first episode of a new colour serial for BBC1 television.
by Oliver Postgate
Tiny Clanger finds a novel and melodious way to visit her friend.
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
from Singer Hall, Clydebank, with The Clydebank Lyric Choir, The Clydebank Male Voice Choir and choirs from local schools and churches
Introduced by Murdoch McPherson
(from BBC Scotland)
All people that on earth do dwell (Old 100th)
Thou hidden love of God, whose height (St Petersburg)
We have heard a joyful sound (Limps-field)
Jesus, lover of my soul (Aberystwyth)
Courage, brother! do not stumble (Courage, Brother)
Sleep, my Saviour, sleep (Walter S. Hedgcock)
Come down, O love divine (Down Ampney)
A safe stronghold our God is still (Ein' Feste Burg)
I need thee every hour (I Need Thee)
March on, my soul, with strength (Christchurch)
Nor death nor life (St Andrew)
by David Ellis
Created by Francis Durbridge
[Starring] Francis Matthews as Paul, Ros Drinkwater as Steve, June Ellis as Kate, Blake Butler as Eric
A private enquiry agent calls to see Steve, who tells him she wants him to watch Paul. When the agent asks why, Steve says she suspects Paul of being unfaithful, and requires evidence for a divorce.
starring Susan Hayward as Jane Froman
with Rory Calhoun, David Wayne, Thelma Ritter
The drama, romance and heroism in the life of singing star Jane Froman. Susan Hayward gives a fine performance as the famous singer whose own voice provides the soundtrack.
Written and produced by Lamar Trotti
with Richard Baker and Weather
"In this age of higher education, writers seem to be ashamed of inventing heroes who are white, villains who are black and heroines who are a delicate shade of pink."
"What are the ingredients of a thriller? Briefly, the ingredients are anything that will thrill any of the human senses - absolutely anything."
"I am not an angry young or even middle-aged man. I am not 'involved.' My books are not 'engaged.' They are written for warm-blooded heterosexuals in railway trains, aeroplanes or beds." (Ian Fleming)
A documentary film of the life of the man who created a monster myth as told by his friends, colleagues and critics. With the help of Kingsley Amis, Henry Brandon, Cyril Connolly, Noel Coward, Col Peter Fleming, Paul Johnson, Lois Maxwell, William Plomer, Diana Rigg and many others, with Sean Connery and George Lazenby as James Bond and including sequences from the latest Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
Quotations from Fleming's books read by Sandy Gall
